1955
Might as well take advantage of some of the enthusiasm left over from yesterday's Green victory at New Haven. The Indians turned out to be the best mudders, and although it must have been an exciting contest for those who braved the rain, certainly they are no one prouder of the team than I, and not nearly so dry. So much for our football fortunes.
To start off this month we have several brief items on fifty-fivers whom we haven't heard from recently. John Barker is still with Warner and Swasey in Cleveland and lives in Lakewood, Ohio. Dr. John Barlow is an Assistant Resident in Pathology at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, and lives in Allston, Mass. Dick Barr is president of John Barr Woolens, Inc. in New York City. Bob Bennett is with Shell Chemical in San Francisco and resides in Pacific, Calif. WaltBoden is selling for Owens-Corning Fiberglass in Dallas, Texas. Dick Cohn is with the Chase Manhattan Bank in New York. Bob Comer is an industrial engineer with Colgate-Palmolive in Jersey City. Fred Darche is general manager of Marcel Darche and Sons in Asbury Park, N. J., and lives in Spring Lake. Bob Deßruyn is a student at the University of Washington Law School. Bob Feltman is with the American Brass Co. in Atlanta, and Nick Fenney is with the same company in Ansonia, Conn., as a Methods and Standards Engineer. Bill Foggle manages the Hearn Furniture Company in Westfield, Mass. National Supply Company sales trainee, JohnHapgood, has settled in Allison Park, Penna. Dick Hastings continues his medical studies at the Cornell School of Medicine in New York. Bill Hochman is an attorney in Newark, N. J.Harry Lewis is with Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co., Accountants in Denver. Another accountant, Rex Martin, is associated with Arthur Young & Co. in Denver. Ross Robbins is Chicago Surburban Branch Manager of the General Outdoor Advertising Company. JohnRossiter is with Socony Mobil Oil Co. in New York City. Stan Sklar is a senior engineer at the Airborne Instrument Laboratory in Melville, N. Y. Dr. John Stanley is Heart Disease Control Officer with the U. S. Public Health Service in Baltimore, Md.
It is on rare occasions that a letter penned by a Mrs. fifty-five comes my way. The most recent "occasion" brought news from Joan Melville concerning husband Doug and family, and Dartmouth friends the Melvilles have visited or entertained recently. Doug undoubtedly has been sweating out the steel strike as he is the Connecticut sales representative of Jones and Laughlin. Joan writes that there are "two little tigers" at their house now, Hunt who is three-and-one-half and Doug Jr., one-and-a-half. Bris Lang and his wife, Marilyn, have been visitors at Doug and Joan's home in Middletown, but have recently moved to Rochester, N. Y. Doug is a member of a Meriden flying club and he and Joan have flown to Lebanon once this fall. Having survived the perils of the long flight north, the two of them were just about run down by "Pep" Perry mounted on his trusty bike. Mrs. M reports that Dr. Jim Wiggin, Jewel, and three sons, are now at Tawarra Terrace, N. C., where Jim's in residency ("I guess").
After this unusually large amout of news non-matrimonial, we return to the inevitable. Barry Rubens and Barbara Tiger were married last August in South Orange, N. J. Barbara is a Wellesley graduate and has been studying at the University of California. Barry's a market analyst with American Savings and Loan Assn., Whittier, Calif. PaulDingwell married Elizabeth Foshay of Cincinnati, Ohio, this summer. Elizabeth is an alumna of Bryn Mawr. The Dingwells will make their home in Akron where Paul has been with Goodyear International since his graduation from Wharton. Ed Floer and Nancy Henry, a Hunter alumna, were married this past September. Ed and Nancy settled in Hempstead after a Nova Scotia Honeymoon. December will see the wedding of Hugh Brady and Elizabeth Jennison who announced their engagement last month. Elizabeth is a Skidmore graduate. Hugh is associated with Deering and Milliken and Co., Inc. in New York City. Joan Stanley and WaltVan Dorn were married this past summer. Joan is a Wheaton graduate, and Walt is at Harvard Law. Stu Krueger and Jill Davidson of Hewlett Bay Park, Long Island, were married this August. Jill's a June graduate of Connecticut College and Stu's with Arthur Anderson and Co. in New York. Bob Blanchard married Marcia Hayes of North Attleboro, Mass., this past July. Marcia graduated from the Hubbard Business School. Bob is attending Northeastern University and is employed by Sylvania Electric. John Fitzgerald and Margaret Mcßride were married on August 13 in Bridgeport, Conn. Margaret graduated from Albertus Magnus College and is a student at Fairfield University Graduate School. John received a B.S. degree from the University of Hartford after graduating from Dartmouth and is a member of the faculty at Cheshire High School. He has completed his tour of duty with the Army as a second lieutenant., and is a member of the U. S. Army Reserve.
Jim Donohue and Elizabeth Gibbons tied the knot in another August ceremony. Jim and Elizabeth honeymooned in the Poconos, and will return to New England where Jim will practice law.
Chuck McGoldrick and Joan Fletcher also have August, 1959, as the month they will remember above all others. Chuck and Joan exchanged vows on the twenty-eighth in Islington, Mass. Joan's a graduate of the Massachusetts Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. Chuck finished up at the University of Vermont and after serving three years in the Army entered Boston U. Graduate School this fall.
Carl Ellis and Mary Ellen Facius will wed this winter. Mary Ellen is a Briarcliff alumna. Carl graduated from Babson and is associated with the Pearson, Murphy Co., Inc. in New York.
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